Second I'm pretty sure is Aurelian. First is tougher... maybe Probus or one of the Tetrarchs?
I'm 90% sure that Gordian III's first antoninianii were closest to Balbinus [ATTACH]
Afrighid dynasty of Khwarwezm, 600s-800s. Might be too far gone to certainly ID, but Sawashfan is the most common. I had this until I sold it a...
Incredible luck as one of my two dozen(ish) eBay saved queries caught this one and I hit the buy button so fast my knuckles got whiplash! A mere...
Once bought a few medieval Hungarian coins from a seller in Hungary. Package had a CD of 1970s Muzak Greatest Hits; coins were wrapped in foil and...
I agree that technically the fact that they were weighed out according to a fixed standard and stamped by an authority to declare value and...
@Valentinian - I'm curious about your remark about Galerius Antonius - who said the coins don't depict the dead biological son of Antoninus Pius?...
Nope - I was the seller. It's an authentic posthumous Philip I that honestly I never dreamed would hammer for less than $75, let alone for half...
From my experience, Leu does incredibly well with job lots; hammer prices make me think that it's collectors competing, not dealers as is normally...
Very nice list! I've been working on a similar one to capture the distinctions of whether coins exist for each as caesar/augustus/divus etc. A...
I did notice at the last Leu sale my bids all got blow out of the water by hundreds, rather than thousands of dollars. Just be glad you didn't...
Are you wanting a complete denomination type set for a single emperor, or just scattered across the different emperors? Denomination sets can be...
https://www.ebay.com/usr/ashwill0324 Some highlights: An XF/AU antoninianus of Gordian III - Currently only $26 [img]...
Interesting ask - and there's quite a few ways to approach it. Going by the traditional cutoff of September 4, 476, the closest I can get in an...
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